THE ALL MARINE RADIO HOUR: Woody Williams, the Marine Corps’ last living Medal of Honor recipient of World War II passes away… I was fortunate enough to interview him… here it is

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ALL MARINE RADIO

Michael F. McNamara

300 episodes

1 month ago

Each weekday ALL MARINE RADIO host a liberal arts discussion about current events, DOD events and historical events with a heavy emphasis on post-traumatic mental health.

ALL MARINE RADIO airs daily LIVE program radio show from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM Pacific Time that appears as a podcast shortly thereafter.

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THE ALL MARINE RADIO HOUR: Woody Williams, the Marine Corps’ last living Medal of Honor recipient of World War II passes away… I was fortunate enough to interview him… here it is

ALL MARINE RADIO

55 minutes 13 seconds

3 years ago

THE ALL MARINE RADIO HOUR: Woody Williams, the Marine Corps’ last living Medal of Honor recipient of World War II passes away… I was fortunate enough to interview him… here it is

CWO4 Woody Williams, USMC (ret) is a Marine Corps legend. He was the recipient of the Medal of Honor for his actions against Japanese forces on the island of Iwo Jima and was the last surviving Marine Corps World War II Medal of Honor recipient. He joined ALL MARINE RADIO at the Marine Corps Marathon to discuss his participation in the 2018 Marine Corps Marathon as well as the work his foundation, the Hershel “Woody” Williams Medal of Honor Foundation does to support the construction of memorials to Gold Star Families around the nation.
If you look at his foundation’s website you see the following:

Wood Williams was a delightful man, a great citizen of our nation, a courageous and selfless Marine who continued to make a difference in communities around the nation as he endeavored to honor Gold Star Families until his death. This interview is INCREDIBLE listening… but it is simply him, a truly wonderful and lovely man. It was certainly our privilege to have been touched by his life… may God bless Woody Williams.